Sentence examples for might gently from inspiring English sources

"I might gently give it to someone who likes flowers," she said.

It's important for people in the public eye to be openly gay, she says, because it might gently change attitudes.

I might gently suggest, a la Benedict Cumberbatch, that technology isn't all it's cracked up to be.

Boxing is, as its fans might gently put it, a complicated sport, which explains why the fallout from the BBC investigation was minimal.

And they might gently remind me that despite my best efforts to play with others that I was still up in my balloon — writing all by myself.

Some might gently suggest it is best left empty, but Sally threw good judgment to the wind and took to internet dating.

It's just to suggest that anyone hoping for ground to be broken once more might consider gently downscaling their expectations.

They might have gently mocked her idiotic creationism, while carefully avoiding all discussion of the racist conspiracy theories of Barack Obama's church.

And yet, and yet … One doesn't want to be precipitous about this – far from it – but are we perhaps nearing the point in Britflick history where that assumption might be gently queried?

In truth I'm not sure that I believed he would ever be taken at all, rather that he might somehow gently ossify, assume the contours of the landscape, and be still.

Standing by the ocean, down at the beach the summer breeze is crashing against the might waves Gently I feel the wind swishing by Blowing back my hair while singing a comforting song.